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What follows is questions and answers to a variety of topics.
## General Questions
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## RetroDECK: General Questions
<img src="../../wiki_icons/retrodeck/rd_icon_circle_192x192.png">
### What does the "b" stand for in the versioning number?
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### What emulators and software is included in RetroDECK?
Check `General Information 📰` - `RetroDECK: What's included?`
Check: [RetroDECK: What's included?](../wiki_general/what-is-included.md)
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## RetroDECK Usage Questions
## RetroDECK: Usage Questions
### Do I have to partition or format my disk/sdcard to install RetroDECK?
No, partitioning or formatting is not needed at all. RetroDECK (differently from AmberELEC, Batocera and others) comes as a flatpak. Just install it as any other application and launch it from your desktop and/or Steam library.
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### Is there a way to reset RetroDECK?
Yes, you can reset various parts of the software using the RetroDECK Configurator's reset functions.
Read more on `RetroDECK Configurator 🛠️`
Yes, you can reset various parts of the software using the RetroDECK Configurator's reset functions.<br>
Read more on: [RetroDECK Configurator 🛠️](../wiki_general/configurator.md)
Or if you want to reset from CLI you can read up on:
`Development 🖥️` - `CLI Guide`
Or if you want to reset from CLI you can read up on:<br>
`Development 🖥️` - [CLI Guide](../wiki_development/cli-guide.md)
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### How to report bugs?
Check `Bugs & Issues 🐜` - `Reporting bugs and issues`
Check [Reporting bugs and issues](../wiki_bugs/report-bugs.md)
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### Will you implement X/Y/Z emulator?
Our goal is to implement and configure a selection of the best emulators for each system. If your favorite system is not integrated you can request its integration by opening an issue on this github page.
Our goal is to implement and configure a selection of the best emulators for each system supported by ES-DE. If your favorite system is not integrated you can request its integration by opening an issue on this github page.
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## Updating RetroDECK
## RetroDECK: Updating
<img src="../../wiki_images/logos/discover-logo.png">
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### Whats the meaning of the ~ character mean in documentation and examples?
The tilde character ~ is the a short way of saying the logged in users home directory in the UNIX world.
So for example the Steam Deck
```~ = /home/deck```
The tilde character ~ is the a short way of saying the logged in users home directory in the UNIX world.<br>
So for example the Steam Deck:<br>
`~ = /home/deck`
Read more on [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_directory)
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